... 23, ga..andJ, Living and J.S. Downes, Great Prescott-street,.Goodman's-fields, -merchants-Jan. 9, L Long, Ton- bridgie-wells Kent, victualler- De . 10, F. Mansell, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell, engraver-Jan., B.W. Dove, Paddington, brick-muaker- Jan. 6G ...

... others employ without any provocation at all! 'These reflections have been suggested to us whilst reading a report o1 the West Kent meeting in support of the Corn Laws, which appeared ine the Marning Herald of Friday last. It might have been as well had they ...

... HOP INTELLIGENCE. [FRO31 THE MAIDSaTONE GAZETTE.] MAIDSTONE.-Picking continues, ~but the weather has been so extremely unfavourable during every day of the past week, that the pickers lied not earned enough en Saturday night to procure their week's provisions ...

... of the law in ad front of the Maidstone gaol. The convict, it will be recollected, was so tried and convicted at the late Maidstone assizes, for the murder of a so woman with whom he had cohabited. near Otterden, in Kent, in the month '.of January last ...

... Smalley, Wigan, Lancashire, scap.boilers-IL. Cooper and A. Case, Manches. ter, cotton-maninfacturers-J. R. Yates, King-street, Golden-square, victusaler-H. Kendall, Deritend, Warwickshire, and other places, perfumer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-W. and W. Crosbr ...

... splash goes the mud, and boots, breeches, coat, and: all-are covered with East Kent. 'Hold hard,' says the S.plasher, 'capital run; won't your honour please to dis. mounti?' 'Down comes the Cockney, after a hard run with the East Kent foxhounds of exactly ...

... Tooley street, Southwark, orchal-manu- facturers; as far as regards W.TIhonspson-J. P. Lloyd and A. Sbapertt, Coventry street, boot and shoe-makers-J. Webb and Ssn, Walling street, warehousemlen-J. and T. flansfortd, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucesteishire ...

... and stealing two pair of boots i 1 -on hearing the smash, Mr. Hearaden's man ran out ! e and both prisoners caught by a policemnan with boots in II their possession-Mr. H. stated that he had had his I :t windows broken, and boots and shoes carried off 21 ...

... Horsham, Tuesday, February 28. ,iTTI ras TT'tryo CANTERSuay-Saturday,Mefrch 18. KzNvT-Dovor, Monday, March 18. Rarer-At Maidstone, Tuesday. March 19. HISAMPORDSHIlaa-At Hartford, Tuesday. March 26. The followhilg buildings are certified as places0 duly ...

... of Ripon. A grand cricket match, between the county of Kent and All England, hasjust terminated, after three days' play, in favour of Kent. by a majority of 2: the numbers scored being, for Kent, 209 All England, 207. Mr. Wyse, the new Lord of the Treasury ...

... Coleman-street hbuldings; and Mr. C. T. Jenlinson, solicItor, 21, Walbrook, London. JOSEPH ALLEN, of 174, Drury lane, and 60, Golden-lane, Bar. bkcan, tea-dealer, December II, and January 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. tr. 0. GIbson, efficlal ...

... waking sun. Lo i where he rises, gorgeous in the east, Ruddy as Btaebanal from recent feast; Light fleecy clouds receive the golden prize, And richer colours deck the laughing skies. Up springs the lark, and shakes his dewy wings, And as he rises, most delighted ...